“A true reflection of the environment Radnor fosters”
When the Worsey family first visited Radnor House Sevenoaks, it was the school’s values and clear sense of purpose that stood out.
“We met David Paton on our first visit and his vision for the school and the children was clear from the outset - and it aligned with what we wanted for our own children.”
Over time, it has been the strength of the community and the sense of belonging that has kept them there.
A moment on a school trip brought that to life in a simple but powerful way:
“Watching the children holding doors open for members of the public and being complimented on their politeness felt like a true testament to the environment Radnor fosters.”
Experiences like the Three Peaks Challenge have also left a lasting impression - not just on the children, but on the whole family:
“Taking part alongside the children, the courage and perseverance they show is inspiring -even to us as adults.”
Their children are thriving in that environment and academically, they are equally positive:
“They have so many opportunities to explore their interests, but more importantly they are supported to be themselves. That’s made a real difference to their confidence and happiness.
They genuinely enjoy their lessons and are doing well, which reassures us that Radnor is the right place for them.”
Reflecting on the school’s milestone, the family adds:
“As Radnor marks 10 years, it’s wonderful to see how those values have been turned into action - creating a community that nurtures thoughtful, capable young people.”
